Traditional Molds

This model first appeared in 2002. Sculpted by Sommer Prosser.

Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp. This is the only mold that is actually 1:6 scale.

Constantia is a collaboration between Kitty Cantrell and Maggie Jenner-Bennett. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Has been referred to as Stock Horse Mare and Standing Quarter Horse Mare. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally released in the Premier Club and also known as Emerson. Sculpted as a Stallion, but a Mare modification began in 2020. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Also known as the Standing Stock Horse Foal. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp.

In 1982, this mold was released with a raised front left leg. After that year, the mold was retooled, lowering that leg to help with stability. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp.

Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp. Some models from 1981-1983 have the ‘B’ Stamp. In 2008, a new tail was added (unsure if the mold was permanently retooled).

Based on the character from the Marguerite Henry book. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Danish Warmblood Mare. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp. This mold can be modified with a braided mane and tail or a loose mane and tail.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Famous Appaloosa Stallion. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold.

Originally released as a set with the Thoroughbred Mare. Also known as the Nursing Foal. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp along with the USA Stamp. Around 2002, the USA Stamp was removed.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Mare and Foal, Susecion and Le Fire. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp, and this mold has also been modified as a Unicorn with a glued on horn.

This model was introduced as the first porcelain model in the Connoisseur Series in 2003. Sculpted by Karen Williams.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Tennessee Walking Horse. The ribbons are part of the original mold. Also known as Midnight Sun. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp along with the USA Stamp.

Originally released as a set with the Suckling Foal. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp along with the USA Stamp. Around 2002, the USA Stamp was removed.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the famous Dutch Warmblood. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the famous Thoroughbred Mare. This mold was created in 1985, and has a Copyright 1985 mold stamp on the inner back left leg, but models were first released in 1986. No other Breyer identifying stamps are on this mold.

Originally released with the real life Trakehner brand (resembling moose antlers) on the left back thigh, but was removed from the mold in 1996 for the Calypso release. Starting in 2012 with the Hickstead release, a new longer tail was available. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp.

Also known as Weather Girl. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Olympic Dutch Warmblood Gelding. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally released in the 2023 Premier Club along with mare Rhiannon. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally released in the 2023 Premier Club along with foal Rhemi. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Has been referred to as Stock Horse Foal and Walking Quarter Horse Foal. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally released in the Premier Club and also known as Carrick. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally released in 2009 as a regular run Idocus, and Valiant in the Connoisseur Series. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp. This mold has a loose mane and tail, braided mane and tail, and a modified tail attached to the back legs.

This model debuted in the 2024 Premier Club. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally released in the Premier Club with the Welsh Mare Rhian. Also known as Cadell. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally released in the Premier Club with the Welsh Foal Cadell. Also known as Rhian. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

This is Breyer's first mold, and was copied from the Hartland Victor model. It has a molded on bridle and breast collar, with chain reins and a plastic saddle. Besides size, the main difference between this and the Western Pony is three studs on the bridle, instead of the four found on the Pony. Original models had no mold stamps, then around 1970 the USA Stamp was added, and some models have a B Stamp. Around 1991, the linear Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp was added (some #57's have this), in 1995 a '95 Stamp was added for just that year's release of #57, and sometime around 2014-2015 the USA Stamp was removed (though some of the periods can still be seen). None of the saddles have copyright stamps.

Copied from the Western Horse. It has a molded on bridle and breast collar, with chain reins and a plastic saddle. Besides size, the main difference between this and the Western Horse is four studs on the bridle, instead of the three found on the Horse. Both this mold and the saddle have no mold Copyright Stamps.

Model has a molded on bridle with chain reins, and a hard plastic slip on 'open stirrup' saddle. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp and around 1970 the USA Stamp was added, and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. Around 2004, the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp was in use (except for Gene Autry's Champion and similar 2014 Warehouse Model). The saddle originally had no stamps, but by 1983 (or sometime during the later part of the #112 run) a 'P' or 'PP' stamp was added, and some saddles have the B Stamp.

Originally available in the 2025 Premier Club. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Percheron Mare. In 2019, a Mini Whinnie version was created (see separate record). Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally released in the Premier Club in 2015, and also known as Bobby Jo. Originally sculpted as a Mare, but a Stallion modification began in 2024. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp. In 2017, a Little Bit size Crystal model was released. Stablemate version listed as a separate mold.

Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the American Quarter Horse Association Sire. Originally released in 1999 and sculpted by Sommer Prosser. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp. In 2012, a Little Bit size Crystal model was released.